A low-profile precision mini rotary table 3″ 75mm in diameter is made of seasoning cast iron material.
The Worm-Gear Ratio is 36:1, which means that one rotation of the handle will rotate the table by ten degrees, on average.
It can be used in both horizontal and vertical orientations.
This product is designed to tilt from 0 to 90 degrees and can be locked in any position. The table’s diameter is three inches (75 mm. Height: 47 millimeter. The Worm-Gear Ratio is 36:1, which means that one rotation of the handle will rotate the table by ten degrees, on average. It can be used in both horizontal and vertical orientations.
The rotation of the table is smooth, and the scale is easily read. I am unable to comment on the absolute accuracy of either the rotation or tilt scales because I do not have access to them.
The tilt is also simple to use, and the lock appears to be strong. Because I have not yet put it through its paces while tilted under load, I am unable to say whether it will maintain its position while tilted.
Because the T slots are the same size (8 mm) as those on my small mill, I can use the same clamping hardware on both machines.
The only problem is with the foundation. In addition, it appears that the mounting holes are not square to the tilt axle. This results in the table being skewed to the mill axis at any angle other than the zero tilt position. A subbase will most likely be constructed so that the tilt axis can be precisely aligned with the mill axis.
